Parapet Anchor Clamp with Extended Movable Arm Polarized Glasses ensuring that they can be 34-874FY/L

Name: Parapet Anchor Clamp with Extended Movable Arm Polarized Glasses ensuring that they can be 34-874FY/L
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 32697002749
Price: 157.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8451 (7 reviews)

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Parapet Anchor Clamp with Extended Movable Arm Polarized Glasses ensuring that they can be 34 874FY L ensuring that they can be worn for extended periods without causing discomfort This model is available in a length of 30 feet KStrong® Parapet Clamp Anchor – Adjustable Arm (ANSI) Product Name KStrong® Parapet Anchor Design Extended movable arm for installation on parapets with moulding<br> Suitable for installation on building parapets with anchor point on the outside facade<br> Adjustable width to fit varying parapet thicknesses<br> Tightened onto parapet using rubber disks Installation Minimum parapet width: 2

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